Introduction to Windows
1. About Windows
2. The Windows Environment
3. The Mouse
4. Starting a Program
5. Using Windows
6. Scrolling Windows
7. Shutting Down Windows
8. Available Applications
9. Changing Window Views
10. Sorting Window Contents
11. Windows Help

The Basics
1. Desktop Properties
2. Navigating My Computer
3. Creating Desktop Shortcuts
4. The Quick Launch Toolbar
5. The Control Panel
6. Creating a Backup
7. Restoring a Backup
8. System Restore
9. Creating Users
10. Logging In to the Computer
11. Switching Users
12. Audio Adjustments
13. Adding Printers
14. Installing and Uninstalling New Software

Customizing Windows
1. Moving and Resizing the Windows Taskbar
2. Setting the Date and Time Display
3. Automatic Updates
4. Customizing the Start Menu

Creating Documents
1. Starting WordPad
2. Editing Text
3. Formatting Text
4. Saving a Document
5. Opening a Document
6. Printing a Document
7. Closing a Document

Creating Pictures
1. Starting Paint
2. Drawing Shapes and Lines
3. Adding Text
4. Erasing Parts of a Picture
5. Saving a Picture
6. Opening a Picture

File Management
1. Searching for a File or Folder
2. Selecting Files
3. Opening a File
4. Opening a Recently Accessed File
5. Customizing File and Folder Views
6. Creating a New Folder
7. Folder Options
8. Sorting Items
9. Arranging Items
10. Auto Arranging Items
11. Renaming Files
12. Cutting, Copying & Pasting Files and Folders
13. Copying a File to a Floppy Disc
14. Saving Files to CD
15. Deleting Files
16. The Recycle Bin
17. Burning a CD or DVD

Using the Internet
1. Using the Internet
2. Using a Web Browser
3. Searching the Internet for Information
4. Downloading Items From the Internet
5. Internet Security
6. Antivirus Software
7. Firewalls
8. Windows Firewall (Service Pack 2)
9. E-mail
10. Setting up an E-mail Account
11. Web Based E-mail
12. Spam Filters
13. Connecting to the Internet
14. Dial-Up
15. Broadband
16. Using Internet Explorer

Printing Information
1. Selecting a Printer
2. General Printing Options
3. Printing from the Internet
4. Viewing Print Jobs
5. Canceling Print Jobs

Just For Fun
1. Playing Music
2. Watching Movies
3. Games in Windows
4. Games from the Internet
5. Great Sites on the Internet

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